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Wordpress question: How do I stick the static HTML links on the header?

by dremora
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I tried sticking a link back to the (static) home in this client's wordpress blog I am setting up.

(In case anyone asks why not do the whole thing in wordpress, well let's just say I would if I could)

I managed to make the home page link appear in the header nav but it's underlined and all. How do I get rid of that and make it look just like the About link?

I included the code and the web site appearance screenshots. I tried a whole bunch of stuff and sticking that div there got me the closest result.... If there is no way to get rid of that underline, I will have to get rid of the wp_list_pages function there, throw some manual nav links and let people navigate through the archives, categories, tags etc.
#header #html #links #question #static #stick #wordpress
  • Profile picture of the author dremora
    Lol someone spammed me via PM and offered to fix it for $20. I guess they have never heard of fiverr... Well, I figured it out, so it's all good now. Sticking the wp page list and the home link between list tags solved the problem.
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  • Profile picture of the author SteveJohnson
    And from looking at the source code, you still don't have it fixed. Good luck with fiverr.
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  • Profile picture of the author fazlerocks
    Try some good themes which readily offer a section to add headers and footers. This will be an easy job for you. There are lots of themes available for free.
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  • Profile picture of the author cma01
    Try some good themes which readily offer a section to add headers and footers.
    Yes, if you add a widget area to your theme there, you can either add regular HTML, a link roll, a WP3 custom menu, or whatever you want there.
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  • Profile picture of the author dansevigny
    Hey I'll help you out (for free) if you still haven't gotten it fixed. Hit me up on Skype (dan.sev)
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    • Profile picture of the author Will Compton
      Why not use a WP3 theme with a Custom Menu?

      In WP3 Dashboard      :
      1. Go to Appearance --> Menus
      2. Then use the drag and drop interface to make your menu
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